Salzgitter Expects 2026 EBITDA Excluding Exchangeable Bond Valuation Effects of EUR 800 Million–875 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Salzgitter expects 2026 revenue of around EUR 10 billion.
  • Excluding exchangeable bond valuation effects, EBITDA is forecast at EUR 800 million–875 million, with pretax profit at EUR 400 million–475 million.
  • Return on capital employed excluding those valuation effects is expected slightly above the prior-year level.
  • The outlook reflects business performance through the third quarter, including consolidation effects following the HKM acquisition.
  • Nine-month pretax profit reached EUR 229.3 million, compared with a EUR 72.7 million loss a year earlier.


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